Actually is there any?

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Brokedownbad@reddit

Tbf this is a legit thing. Old cartoons and TV shows that get one DVD release and then drop off all services. Like, I went to watch Beserk (1993) and the only place I could was a VHS rip on YouTube.

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quantumfall9@reddit

I remember watching the entire Kirby: Right Back At Ya show on old YouTube back in the day when I was a kid, tons of shows had full episodes uploaded then.

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ehnemehnemuh@reddit

You can just torrent it from pirate bay

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yumstheman@reddit

This generation has never had to learn the dark arts.

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I_cut_my_own_jib@reddit

Like downloading limewire pro with limewire 😎

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raider1v11@reddit

How do they get content that's not available? Or they dont notice since there's so much?

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-FriON@reddit

They cry like a fucking cucks: "Oh no, 28 days later is not available on any streaming service, how can I watch this, this is lost media"

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Judah_Earl@reddit

how can I watch this,

They pay an eBay scalper $70 for the Blu-ray.

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tentaclehentaigod@reddit

I'm gonna be honest, im genz 21 yo and i don't know what a blu ray is, and i realy wanna watch 28 days later

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SaveTheSpycrabs@reddit

ai is made for people like you. ask it

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amidoes@reddit

The problem is war on piracy is tightening and soon even downloading lost media will get you a fine in the mail

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ItsSuperDefective@reddit

How the fuck are you downloading lost media? If it is possible to download, then it isn't lost.

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I’ve gotten like 3-4 letters from my ISP when I was younger and had no idea what a VPN was. Each time no fine and no cut service. Law is different in each country and I know EU ones are more strict but your most basic VPN will make it impossible for your ISP to know what you’re downloading or seeding.

Each time one pirating site gets shut down its replacement is created a day later or you just use a different site.

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GuerillaGandhi@reddit

Eh, no... This is way you're a streaming-cuck who pays for 9 different streaming services.

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ItsSuperDefective@reddit

Seeing the definition of "lost media" change from "no known copies are in existence" to "not on a streaming service" has been surreal.

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yumstheman@reddit

They just don’t bro. They eat whatever slop Netflix decides to put in the content trough and that’s it.

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SoupaMayo@reddit

We do just like you, this statement is bs

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DeepQueen@reddit

Usually somebody uploads it from their personal collection or it gets stolen from a website and given to the bay

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DarkScorpion48@reddit

It’s amazing how bad Gen Z are with pirating. It took me two minutes to find Beserk.

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SoupaMayo@reddit

Poor ragebait. It's the first time I heard that zoomers can't pirate things

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Apprehensive-Toe4160@reddit

Yeah, people using honeypot/virus den like Pirate bay telling others that they can't pirate...

But millenials are funny in this way. They often think that because they were able to click on the most mainstream site in their times (and still use it despite it being basicaly pc AIDS) they are some pro hackers. While majority of them didnt even hear about stuff like HV.

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Call_Me_Pete@reddit

honeypot/virus den like Pirate bay

lol. lmao, even. If you're not pirating like a lemming even TPB is fine. There's way better alternatives but the website matters less than knowing when you need specialized/trusted communities.

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Apprehensive-Toe4160@reddit

So in short: you know nothing about piracy.

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Call_Me_Pete@reddit

Care to expand on that? I know enough about piracy to know that for plenty of content, TPB is fine, so long as the pirate is taking precautions.

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SoupaMayo@reddit

I think the other guy's point is that you're not really pirating anything if all you do is click on a link

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Call_Me_Pete@reddit

That doesn’t really follow when talking about TPB as if if’s some scary danger only fools would use

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SoupaMayo@reddit

Can't argue with that

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Apprehensive-Toe4160@reddit

If you knew enough, you would know that honeypot operations on current TPB are pretty basic stuff in Europe because due to nature of torrents it is basicaly free win.

Yeah yeah, get VPN, take more precautions... Sure. But why risk it? Why waste time? There are hundreds of better alternatives so nobody who has some clue about piracy would go to sites like pirate bay. There Is literally no reason to go there unles you try to test limits of your antivirus.

Sure there might be some reliable sources there (dont know, lastly used it as a kid like every other millenial) but i can guarantee that majority of users dont consider things like that. And thats what I am laughing at. "Milenial pirates". People who went there because they learned about it from 9gag and just because they were able to download utorrent (lol) and click on literally the most mainstream site of their time think they have some deep knowledge, better than later gens. "Pirates" who havent even heard about HV and their PC skill ceiling is getting surfshark VPN. But sure shit on younger gen just because you were so special in your younger days that you were able to transfer files from folder "crack" to game file (or when feeling like super hacker you were also required to click on "keygen")...

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SoupaMayo@reddit

Yeah, but what bugs me the most is that's the 3rd time this day I see some weird comments like "it's amazing how genZ is bad with [completely normal thing genZ isn't bad with]" or the famous "damn zoomers can't do [random thing genZ do]", like I understand it's reddit (a famous place for losers) about 4chan (famous place for the trash of humanity) and it's certainly poor ragebait, but wtf, I thought boomers were the local punching-ball, but now millennials and gen X are acting like them too, it's like this meme were you're laughing at someone and then do the exact same thing

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C_umputer@reddit

Exactly, I don't even remember the last time I couldn't find something on piracy sites.

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RodjaJP@reddit

Except they do, when among the crowd of a TikTok about an old show there is a minority trying to look for the source material

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TheHellbilly@reddit

The old magick shall not be discussed with the children of new.

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Brokedownbad@reddit

Torrenting is my last resort go-to because torrent software sucks

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a-sober-irishman@reddit

Try qBittorrent with search plugins, works super well

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FrigginRan@reddit

real. so many people just default to utorrent which is straight slop these days

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Jaspersong@reddit

has been slop from the beginning tbf

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Trigger_Fox@reddit

Not slop. Straight up a virus

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bitchnibba47@reddit

qBittorrent not forcing you to download a new version every time you close your eyes Challenge: Impossible

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a-sober-irishman@reddit

Hasn’t prompted me at all so far 🤷

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Reptilesblade@reddit

Been using it for over a decade now. So much less BS compared to other clients.

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HotPumpkinPies@reddit

qBittorrent, and I use WatchSoMuch to source the magnets or torrent files. Most reliable site, and it basically is an imdb database of stuff they dont even list there.

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M0therFragger@reddit

Wdym it sucks? Literally the easiest thing. Click magnet link, set destination, OK, done.

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airfryerfuntime@reddit

I use stremio with real debrid. It's like 3 euros a month. It's encrypted, and everything is cached, so it's super fast.

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-IoI-@reddit

Stremio has finally given me a set and forget solution I can distribute to the family, but getting sick of fielding questions on missing/incorrect audio tracks. Getting close to revisiting Plex so I can curate it once more.

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airfryerfuntime@reddit

What addon are you using? I have Torrentio and AIO, and neither one has really given me an issue with audio tracks.

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-IoI-@reddit

Yeah AIO still giving us issues, TV seems to be more fiddly than films

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Sec_Chief_Blanchard@reddit

Hard to do when you're trying to get something that isn't popular

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ehnemehnemuh@reddit

Berserk something that isn’t popular Are you joking?

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Sec_Chief_Blanchard@reddit

i don't know what berserk is and i wasn't talking about any specific show

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ehnemehnemuh@reddit

Berserk is one of the most popular manga/anime of all time.

But even then, in my experience you can find plenty of obscure shows

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oyMarcel@reddit

Don't use The Pirate Bay, it's the best way to get malware

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ehnemehnemuh@reddit

What’s the better alternatives?

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BadgerMolester@reddit

I just stream, check out fmhy.net for good sites. You need an adblocker or you'll get pop ups tho.

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CoyeK@reddit

that requires someone else to own that media and to share it, i've been unable to find plenty of media i've looked for on torrent sites just because it's old and no one cares about it

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ehnemehnemuh@reddit

Yeah, of course you can find everything. But Berserk you can find

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FireDevil11@reddit

DO NOT torrent from piratebay. The original has been down for a really long time, and all others are copycats with close to 0 moderation for malware.

P.S. Do not use uTorrent either. Use Qbittorent.

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StripEnchantment@reddit

There is no reason to even torrent it, there are so many anime streaming sites that let you watch for free. Just use an adblocker so you don't get popups

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CerifiedHuman0001@reddit

Not all the copycats are unmoderated, you just have to go looking for them

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C_umputer@reddit

Pretty sure it's on almost every pirate streaming site.

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HotPumpkinPies@reddit

Or my new favorite is when some other nerd on reddit has already catalogued the entire run and special features of a show and made a nice google drive folder for everyone.

Dont remember names but shout-out to the guy who put together every season and special of every Top Gear spanning 40 years.

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mynameajeff69@reddit

pirate bay? are you stupid? there are many better sites now and pb is a pile of trash

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BemusedBengal@reddit

Be careful about torrenting cartoons, even from 15+ years ago. Most of them are owned by Viacom and they still go after seeders.

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MindGoblin@reddit

I watched Berserk 97 on Netflix recently

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TomatoSpecialist6879@reddit

...so your definition of lost media is things not available on Youtube? You even got the name and year wrong, is this ragebait?

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Brokedownbad@reddit

I quoted the date off the top of my head, sue me. And yeah I found it, because it's one of the most popular anime of all time. How many series and one-offs are just gone because nobody thought to archive them? How many thousands of hours of shows and movies exist only as forgotten DVD box sets sitting in attics or dumps?

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ur_moms_boy-toy@reddit

How many series and one-offs are just gone because nobody thought to archive them? How many thousands of hours of shows and movies exist only as forgotten DVD box sets sitting in attics or dumps?

Quite a few, but likely none you've heard of or care about. If nobody ever cared to make copy, it's either so old that everyone who enjoyed it was dead long before the internet came about (i.e., it was lost to time), or it was so unpopular in its day that only a couple of copies actually exist, and it's impossible to find them.

If I make a $50 budget film with my phone camera, burn it to DVD, and sell it to a random homeless person, that might become lost media, but media that has been advertised and commercially released is not lost.

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TomatoSpecialist6879@reddit

Yeah don't go on a tangent and change topic. I'm not the one who picked one of the most readily available titles online then talk like it's a lost media just because you can't figure out how to find anything outside of Youtube. Someone already made a website to try and document list of lost media since the 2012, which combined all the older projects from 2000s and 1990s. Idk why you're talking like it's some obscure knowledge lmao.

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BemusedBengal@reddit

The OP never should have challenged you to a debate. Wait, they didn't? I think you might be taking Reddit comments too seriously.

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Wreckn@reddit

Movies and shows that got a DVD release typically are not lost media. Lost media tends to happen with videos taken down off sites like YouTube or unpopular VHS/Betamax releases of media.

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Yoyo7689@reddit

r/lostmedia and the LostMediaWiki users would despise you for pointing out they’re just terribly inept pirates and that the content they’re searching for is, indeed, not lost by any definition.

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TomatoSpecialist6879@reddit

Are you illiterate or ragebaiting? I'm referring to him using Berserk as an example of lost media when it's clearly not.

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Yoyo7689@reddit

Says the illiterate cocksucker who can’t even decipher that I’m agreeing with their point. You and 20 other dipshits…

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Yoyo7689@reddit

LMAO, I’m agreeing with you, dipshit. Learn to read.

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ur_moms_boy-toy@reddit

I would say the hierarchy of how 'lost' media is goes something like this:

You can still legitimately purchase it in its original form or better. (This is most media, like your example, and even much older examples.)
You can find it on YouTube or other legit sites in good quality.
You can find it on YouTube or other legit sites in bad quality or on 'normal' torrent sites in good quality. (This or higher is where 99% of even somewhat well-known media is.)
You can find it on Russian torrent sites or sussy sites like TPB.
You can find it in 'random' places that are still publicly accessible like open directories.
You can't find it at all unless you know someone who has a copy, or know how to access a copy (e.g. have a link and password) that isn't publicly accessible. (This is what one might consider lost media for practical purposes.)
You can't find it no matter what, because all remaining copies of this piece of media have been lost or destroyed. (This is truly lost media, and media in this tier is bound to be obscure.)

As others have pointed out, Berserk is a bizarre example because you can watch it everywhere. You can even buy physical BluRay discs on Amazon. If you're not willing to pay, YouTube is generally not a good bet, and you'll have to go to tier 3.

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Bruvernment@reddit

Its on 9anime

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Reptilesblade@reddit

I'll second this. Do you have any idea what I had to go through just to fucking find Today's Special, a live action show I loved as a kid? I finally got a torrent of it a couple of months ago and it's just old VHS rips. I've been looking for it ever since torrents became a thing and I have been sailing the high seas since the days of Napster. I'm talking decades of looking for this show that was popular at the time and had 7 seasons. And I just found it in February.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Today%27s_Special

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Brokedownbad@reddit

THIS IS THE POINT I WAS TRYING TO MAKE
THE FACT IT WAS BERSERK WAS JUST BECAUSE THAT WAS MY EXPERIENCE WITH IT.

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Megarboh@reddit

skill issue

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AnimeProfilePic@reddit

berserk is literally everywhere lol

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Evignity@reddit

anon's will complain that people complain about lost media, but will feelsman.jpg when you point out that we only exist for as long as anyone remember us and the last time anyone ever mentions our name with the context to who we were is our final death.

If all you have is a memory of a thing, it dies with you. If it remains in this world, you will be reflected and represented by it when you die. We all want to be immortal in some way, we all want a piece of us to remain in this world and to have mattered, be it children, our work, our deeds, our lessons. Knowing that media you partook in will, maybe, one day be seen by someone like you and matter to them, matters to us all.

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Shadow_Edgehog27@reddit

I think they just released a blu ray of the 90s anime

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FMC_Speed@reddit

Shame because it’s the best berserk content IMO, for me I just ripped it from a torrent site

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nitonitonii@reddit

Part of the gun is actually finding that old niche cartoon cancelled after 1 season.

Like when I found Bump in the Night, just with the sole memory of the name "Bumpy" and the fact that it was clay, now it's easier with AI tho.

or the old Droidworks game.

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Ok_Independence_2630@reddit

I recently found the collector's edition of initial d dubbed in english so maybe not all hope is lost

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Bigmiga@reddit

Berserk is available everywhere at 1080p, just took me 3 seconds to find it on a known anime site and on stremio.

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GuyNamedWhatever@reddit

It is wild that some place like crunchyroll hasn’t bought the rights for that… but YouTube is free so whatever

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McGofer@reddit

Berserk 1997 is literally available right now on netflix

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Blitzkriegbaby@reddit

Kisscartoon is always there. Has almost every animated show.

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FireDevil11@reddit

Current kisscartoon is just a copycat and I assume a malware infested site after the original kissanime, kissmanga, kisscartoon got taken down, iirc only the kisscomics remained up and then rebranded.

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LoinStrangler@reddit

How does one get malware from a site in the year 2026?

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Neomataza@reddit

By not having adblocker

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LoinStrangler@reddit

Even without adblocker, they can't run malware code on your browser alone, you need to download stuff and be a dumbass to do that.

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woodzopwns@reddit

Malvertising is very real

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SilliusS0ddus@reddit

invasive pop ups and hidden "buttons" could get you to download shit

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Anabiter@reddit

People still using Kisscartoon and 9anime/Aniwave despite them both being destroyed is funny

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Substantial_Town4947@reddit

They don't seem to care using copycats of official dead sites.

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Floop_The_Pig@reddit

Wcostream is my go to.

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outer_spec@reddit

Make sure you use adblock when you watch it. When I try watching it on mobile it redirects me to some weird scam website every other time i click on a button.

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Floop_The_Pig@reddit

I forget which one I'm on now but I do use an add blocker.

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Danger_Lab_NNN@reddit

Does this site still work without login?

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Floop_The_Pig@reddit

Yes but you can't do playlists anymore. You used to be able to watch episodes back to back without manually clicking through them. The playlist and movies are now behind a login.

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Danger_Lab_NNN@reddit

Ah, it was a movie. I remember not being able to watch something last time I tried. Most likely a movie. Appreciate the response

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Kitty573@reddit

I've been using anime kai. Idk about playlists but it does autoplay and has intro/outro skips. Also has subtitles for dubs which most places don't seem to. I think they're voice to text though instead of genuine subtitles. Was watching Made in Abyss yesterday and I swear it gave Reg a different name every time it was said XD

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Danger_Lab_NNN@reddit

Yea I've switched to anime Kai too. Probably one of the best sites I've found for streaming. I've been seeing voice to text subs now. It really butchers names lol

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dicericevice@reddit

They are so quick to upload everything which made it extra funny when the newest episoded of One Punch Man took days to show up.

I wanted to see at least one after all the talk of it being the worse thing ever released and it sucked so hard that the site that uploaded the ''The Red Power Ranger gets iseakied'' minutes after being released on Cruncyroll couldn't be arsed to do it.

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gjb94@reddit

Yeah cartoons are the easiest ones, type in watch cartoons/anime online and there are a thousand clones of these sites

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Bigiron966@reddit

r/piracy just doing fuck all in the corner I guess

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BannedSvenhoek86@reddit

If it doesn't have an app you can download in the app store anyone under 25 knows fuck all about what to do. Kids now don't even know how to use a mouse and keyboard.

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JustifiedCroissant@reddit

Grew up with a piracy oriented father, had any game i wanted on the wii, ds and computer, as well as any movie burned no a dvd. Learned how to do it myself watching him. Born in 2003. I'm sure a lot of people my age had the same experience

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BannedSvenhoek86@reddit

A lot less than you think. You're an edge case and far from the norm. Granted most fall in between the extremes, but people in your generation by and large only know how to interact with tech through apps. It's a growing problem in schools.

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JoshAnMeisce@reddit

I think it's mostly a later Gen z problem tbh, I'm also 2003 and have a lot of friends between 02-05 and we're all pretty technologically literale, but you go down a few more years and you get people who are just like "oh it's not on Netflix? I'm not watching it" or my biggest pet peeve calling Usb-C "the new iPhone charger"

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Statharas@reddit

Some German (I think) Cartoon I saw in 1999 when I was 5 in Germany.

It was with some cats that suddenly turned into skeletons and scared the shit out of me

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myroosterprettyfunny@reddit

Nein das passiert hier einfach manchmal.

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Statharas@reddit

I'm not German >.>

I just happened to watch it

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Loathe_the_Hive@reddit

Anon does a psyop to learn the best places to watch old cartoons online.

This is exactly how you use Reddit.

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artmoloch777@reddit

The Halloween Tree for me

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RodjaJP@reddit

My trying to look for the dubbed version of a 70s show and all I can find is a list of Megaupload links

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GraceGal55@reddit

Kappa Mikey

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greystar07@reddit

https://youtu.be/osUu2Pntr6I?si=CVH3b_XQNmHfItbw

Season 1 mega marathon.

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GraceGal55@reddit

🎵 DONT YOU SEE THE MAN ITS KAPPA MIKEYYYY 🎵

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greystar07@reddit

HEY (hey) LOOK (look) OUT IN THE STREETS

Goated theme song fr

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greystar07@reddit

I’m pretty sure that’s always been available, I watched it, at the most like 7 years ago, out of sheer boredom on YouTube.

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Davethemann@reddit

Yeah, and I do remember it on regular tv for quite some time, and i swear it was on a mainstream streamer until very recently

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greystar07@reddit

I actually just looked it up again, the second result was the entire first season in one ten hour video.

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KommSweet@reddit

Stellina. I made this post about it https://www.reddit.com/r/lostmedia/s/G5vQRhJM9A

Turkish and Italian dubs are found but they're low quality. Other dubs are completely missing tho, even the English one. I've been searching this for a long time.

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SipoteQuixote@reddit

Tubi has quite of bit of the old classics. Including cartoon cartoon era cartoon network

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CerifiedHuman0001@reddit

Tubi is such an unexpectedly good service sometimes.

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GamingGems@reddit

Tubi is one of the only streaming sites I would pay for. If they made an ad-free paid tier I’d sign up day one.

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SipoteQuixote@reddit

Even their ads arent annoying. Its not the same ad over and over, its spread out and kinda gives it that antenna tv feel to it.

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dajoos4kin@reddit

I'm pretty sure it's owned by Disney so it does have a bit of reach

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Swagcopter0126@reddit

Owned by murdoch’s Fox actually

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BaconJacobs@reddit

OG Scoobi Doo gang rise up

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stormcomponents@reddit

Centurions can be hard to find and that was based af

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Lukababineux@reddit

Me with Cadillac and Dinosaurs

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SandLuc083_@reddit

If we're talking about animated films that not even piracy can reach, yes there are some that can fit this.

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Shadow_Edgehog27@reddit

Phantom Blood 2007

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Abdul-Wahab6@reddit

Anon is yet to discover the wonders of telegram piracy

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BandedLutz@reddit

Around 70% to 90% of all films recorded during the silent film era are lost media with no surviving copies known. This includes notable films like Lon Chaney's London After Midnight (1927), Laurel & Hardy's Hats off (1927), Saved from the Titanic (1912, just a month after it sunk), early Alfred Hitchcock silent films like The Mountain Eagle (1926), early Academy Award winning films like The Way of All Flesh (1927) and The Patriot (1928), etc.

A bunch of important early film that aren't entirely lost are incomplete. Fritz Lang's Metropolis (1927) is still missing 5% of it. Cleopatra (1917) only has some surviving fragments. The uncut version of Freaks (1932) would be incredible.

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Spoon_Elemental@reddit

All the lost episodes of Doctor Who, if only for their cultural relevance.

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Greatgg@reddit

Those are really lost media, because not only they are not available to the general public, they arw also not available to the current right owner and to the original broadcaster. Many "lost media" instead are still somewhere in the archives of the networks that aired them, but they just haven't interest in distributing them anymore

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Alex_Sobol@reddit

Japanese movies from 80s.

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Iceklimber@reddit

Rhythm Dimension by Yoko Hikasa in high Quality is the one that got away from me.

Searched far and wide almost for a year to no avail.

> Released in 2008 as digital-only next to a CD of the same song from a different Vocalist (Sana K.).

> Only was briefly available in high quality Wav on viBirth download, a now defunct website as all other websites that used to sell it.

> Never available in stores, only ghost listings from how it used to be sold. Never available on Seven Seas (even passed Interview for private tracker Sites just to look).

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THEzwerver@reddit

there's a difference between "not immediately available to watch for free" and "never available again".

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chucklenuts-gaming@reddit

The epstein files

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Sweet__Sauce@reddit

Why do people want to find "Lol Superman"?

https://i.redd.it/w7zqadwa0vug1.gif

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danieldoria15@reddit

Morbid Curiosity as well as the fact that it's tied to one of the most infamous moments in American History.

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ItsMichaelRay@reddit

Two lost episodes of Doctor Who were found recently. I think that’s worth caring about.

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womerah@reddit

I enjoyed Aquila (on UK kids TV) as a kid. Hard to find that in full these days

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ponzidreamer@reddit

Shivers. I got shivers

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-BluBone-@reddit

Hard to say, since lost media is lost and few people know it.

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MJBotte1@reddit

great caption, poor discussion. Of course media is worth preserving!

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WantonKerfuffle@reddit

Had to install a driver for a webcam recently. Cam was from 2001, driver from 2006. Windows didn't know it, but apparently you couldn't find it on the internet. Even resorted to sketchy driver helper software, which could at least name it correctly, but installation was paywalled.

Got it off the original driver disk out of sheer spite and wrote a long but precise manual for the person buying it. They were amazed I was able tp figure out the process.

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soiboi64@reddit

Where's Waldo animated tv show, that's obscure

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joemofo214@reddit

There's this old mexican narco movies from the late 80's/early 90s that had a torture scene of someone's teeth being drilled out. Watched it when I was like 7 on Univision. I hadn't been able to find that movie.

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ZZTMF@reddit

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Root_Veggie@reddit

I’m mad that I can’t watch the english dub of Riki-Oh anywhere

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0xE4-0x20-0xE6@reddit

Love the meme potential for that pic

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FJkookser00@reddit

It's personal, really, lost media in this sense is more about how much it meant to you individually. The objectivity is the general sense of these media pieces overall being discarded, regardless if they hold weight en masse or not.

Nobody cares about ThunderCats, but I was hyped when I found the intro on YouTube one day.

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